I've always loved fruitcake, but it's so dense and rich, I can see why it would turn some people off. (Erma Bombeck used to joke about how they weigh more than the oven they were baked in- and I have to admit it's only a small exaggeration!) Whatever fruitcake is, it is EXTREMELY that! A grand aunt on my father's side used to make fruitcakes every year, but she didn't use alcohol of any kind in them.I don't like fruit cake. I also don't really like xmas pudding or xmas cake. I don't always like mince pies but now people keep going on about them they are out of stock when I have looked.
Mincemeat is mostly fruit, but it traditionally uses suet (animal fat) as an ingredient.I didn't find out that the mince pie filling we used (Nonesuch) actually contained meat until years (maybe decades) after I became vegetarian!!!!!
This looks good. I'm always craving authentic blue cheese and artisan style wholegrain sourdough bread.
Never been a fan of blue-vein but that bread looks absolutely scrumptious! I wish you could have bread like that shipped to your door lol.
Oh yeah, I'm getting mad cravings for pepperoni pizza... Don't worry I haven't given in.
I never really liked blue cheese. I would try a vegan version to try it.
I fancy a biryani.
That bakery markets in my area, too. But now that you mention it... although I've seen fruitcakes in the local supermarkets (I'm careful not to drool on the floor), I haven't seen Entenmann's.I'm very particular about fruit cake. It has to be mostly fruit and almost no cake lol. Entennman's made the very best fruitcake imo. But it's not vegan and I haven't had it in years. I'm not even sure they still make it. I never see it in the stores.
I'm very much a basic-b when it comes to cheese. It does look interesting though. Looks like artwork more than it does food lol.Have you ever tasted artisan style Stilton? It's really by far the best cheese ever. Many of the other blue cheeses (especially the vegan ones) don't taste very good. I always crave Stilton but have found an artisan style one in the UK called Brixton Blue by La Faumagerie and it's really not bad at all.
La Fauxmagerie Brixton Blue Vegan Cheese | VeganCheese.co
This almond-based blue cheese is aged with Penicillium Roqueforti mould to recreate the characteristic blue cheese hit that many of us miss! This is a cheese for fans of more acrid blue cheeses with rich texture and a pungent aroma.www.vegancheese.co